More signs of warming

...The climate is changing fast," said Geir Johnsen, a professor at the Norwegian University for Science and Technology who was among experts who found the bivalves. Molluscs were a "very good indicator that the climate is warming," he said [continued]

The ENSO (El Nino/Southern oscillation) is a collective warming effect that spans the Southern Pacific from Australia to South America. The two names are what the local effects were called at the two ends of the span. Historically it had an 11 year cycle - some people compared that to the Sun's sunspot cycles of 22 years. It does seem to be shortening, and that may be one more result of global warming.

And there hasn't been any change in the sunspot cycles?
Or any change in the sun's activity/output for that matter?

I'm not a big fan of blaming all clamate changes on Co2 (and other gasses/dust) emissions.
I find the mere blieve that humans can affect the planet that much arrogant to say the least.
And since i haven't seen any conclusive evidence that supports the "greenhouse" theory, i remain sceptical.

I'm not a big fan of blaming all clamate changes on Co2 (and other gasses/dust) emissions.
I find the mere blieve that humans can affect the planet that much arrogant to say the least.
And since i haven't seen any conclusive evidence that supports the "greenhouse" theory, i remain sceptical.

At what point does the posted article blame all climate change on CO2 or other gases? In fact, how much time does the article even spend on greenhouse gas emissions?

U.N. scientists say the Arctic is now warming faster than any other region because of human emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases released from burning fossil fuels in cars, factories and power plants/